More often than not, watching ABC's The Goldbergs inspires me to select a particular tune for Tuesday (and every time, I also plead for a soundtrack to be released) ... but one of the last episodes of the season (finally watched off of the OnDemand service) made me remember something *else* from the decade in which I came of age.
Namely ... the banner hanging in the background for a family celebration scene immediately took me back to using what was then a fancy software program where you could use the school printer to make your own items. If only I had more time, I'd go looking for an actual card of that era that I'm sure I have in my files somewhere ...
All the paper good old LHS "fronted" me back in the day (those banners could go on *forever*) and all the signs and cards and such that I made back then ... you are missed.
LOTS AND LOTS OF "FRONTED" PAPER I TELL YA:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/195414071306857819/
SPEAKING OF OBSOLETE TECHNOLOGIES:
http://blog.laptopmag.com/12-outdated-technologies-refuse-to-die?slide=1
DESPITE THE PRINTSHOP, GREETING CARDS ARE STILL A THING:
http://businessweekly.readingeagle.com/greeting-cards-future-sorry-for-your-losses/
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